#doll ragatha

[alicealmost]

Hear me out Bunnydoll but Jax is the actual size of rabbit and Ragatha is actual size of a doll 🤔

Here you go, dear!

I hope I got what you wanted. If not, I apologize very much. I couldn't decide which one of those versions i'd use , so I stucked up with them all! Hehe

I also apologize for taking a bit to get it done... anyway, i hope you like it. I thought it would be cool to call this version of Jax x Ragatha "Toy Bunnydoll" =^-^=

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Thanks for your request.

[hopehartz]

Ragatha please slow down

[ghost-ferry]

A lot of people requested I draw the button eyed girls

[zapperona]

Mwah!

I dont think I ever posted these on here, but I drew these two a while back!

[acstation206]

raggedy agatha

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characters by @gooseworx

[ria030lama]

Still playing with the mistletoe

[attleboy]

sorry for making them so miserable lately.... here i can still be nice to them see!!??!!!

big fan of the seamstress ragatha headcanon so here's some buttonblossom with it <3

[kenniecrazyface]

I need to do the yuri more. 🫶

[verycoolandcreativename]

ways of coping

a scene from one shot i recently had the pleasure to read!! check it out plz

[sammysammer]

GET CHEESED

Y'know I had to add some bunnydoll to this >:]

[actuallyjustabiscuit]

Adding these bits of evidence to my “Ragatha is left handed” brain folder

[panklup]

Great conversation starter doll ily

[ghost-ferry]

I saw this trend of people drawing ragatha as Jessica rabbit so I thought that I would join in too

[zapperona]

Annoying

[acstation206]

some more ragathas to spite the haters (and a comic I guess)

[notnights]

I drew Ragatha as if she were (what is probably best known as) a Mexican rag doll.

These are literally just called "rag dolls" in spanish ("muñecas de trapo"), and I just called them "muñecas" when I was growing up but when researching for this piece I found out they're also called "muñeca leles," and "Marias".

But I believe for most of the world they're just called "Mexican Rag Dolls" due to famously being from Mexico, specifically from the Mazahua and Otomi people. (If you're interested in these little gals; remember to buy from authentic sources!)

I thought it would be fun and cute to make a design for Ragatha as one! I had fun with this piece and all the photos I used for references brought me back to my childhood for a bit.